18th Century French Burr Ash Enfilade

Name: 18th Century French Burr Ash Enfilade
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1096352
Availability: SoldOut

18th century

Sold by Lee Wright Antiques & Interiors Ltd

Description

A Grand 18th Century French Enfilade or Sideboard in Figured and Burr Ash Timber of Substantial Quality with Stunning Original Marble Top.

This lovely enfilade, or sideboard cabinet, is French provincial and was made in the Louis XVI period at the end of the 18th century. Of architectural form, it has column form pilasters which link directly to the large block feet at each end and in the middle of the piece between the cupboard doors. The doors are of panelled construction with original locks and the interior of each cupboard has a single thick, heavy duty shelf.

The enfilade is constructed throughout of fine timber which has acquired a lovely colour and patination. Unusually it retains it's original thick marble top.

This is an elegant and unusually refined example of an enfilade from this period.

Physical Dimensions

Height

105cm (41.34")

Width

228cm (89.76")

Depth

66cm (25.98")

Declaration

Lee Wright Antiques & Interiors Ltd has dated this piece to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1096352

Dealers Internal Reference

3536

Description

A Grand 18th Century French Enfilade or Sideboard in Figured and Burr Ash Timber of Substantial Quality with Stunning Original Marble Top.

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This lovely enfilade, or sideboard cabinet, is French provincial and was made in the Louis XVI period at the end of the 18th century.

Lee Wright Antiques & Interiors Ltd

Of architectural form, it has column form pilasters which link directly to the large block feet at each end and in the middle of the piece between the cupboard doors. The doors are of panelled construction with original locks and the interior of each cupboard has a single thick, heavy duty shelf.

fig 1. 18th Century French Burr Ash Enfilade

The enfilade is constructed throughout of fine timber which has acquired a lovely colour and patination. Unusually it retains it's original thick marble top.

This is an elegant and unusually refined example of an enfilade from this period.